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The EPR Authorization is for Indian & foreign manufacturers or importers of electric and electronic equipment for E-waste Management and under the EPR Authorization, you get EPR Certification. EPR certification is compulsory for almost all manufacturers and importers of electronic waste.

E-waste or Electronic waste is a term for electronic products that have become useless, discarded, non-working, or antiquated, and have necessarily reached the end of their useful life. It involves their components, consumables, spares, and parts.

The Petroleum & Explosives Safety Organization (PESO) is a central-level Nodal agency that was established on September 5, 1898, and is primarily responsible for the administration and regulation of hazardous substances such as bio-chemicals, petroleum, gas cylinders, and explosives that have their own importance but pose a risk to human lives. The PESO organization operates under the policy of guaranteeing "Safety First" in line with the powers granted to it by the regulations set out below.

The full form of FCRA is Foreign Contribution Regulation Act. The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act of 1976 is a government law that grants the receipt of foreign contributions or assistance to Indian areas from outside India.

Extended Producer Responsibility refers to any producer of electrical or electronic equipment's responsibility for e-waste channelization and environmentally sound waste disposal. Extended Producer Responsibility can include implementing a take-back system, setting up collection centers, or both, as well as having agreed-upon arrangements with an authorized dismantler or recycler, either individually or collectively through a Producer Responsibility Organization recognized by the producer or producers in their Extended Producer Responsibility – Authorisation.

NBFC are a vital part of the Indian financial service system. NBFC’s have multiplied in large numbers and serving the public at large to support the financial inclusion program with affordable credit at home. NBFCs are playing a key role in meeting the credit demands unmet by the traditional banks, specifically focusing on peer to peer lending. Corpseed is leading firm in India for NBFC registration.